Views of Cache Valley

Views of 2013

Cache Valley

Culture • History • Commerce • Education • Recreation

A Cache Chamber of Commerce publication

Views of CaChe Valley

4 spring 2013Views of CaChe Valley

On the cover"Logan

Summer," by folk artist Eric Dowdle. His unique ability to capture the essence of places and events has delighted people of all ages.

From the delightful perspectives that he paints, he captivates people of all ages with the wit, charm and detail in which he portrays a scene. His quirky, funny and infectious personality is represented in his art and he is known worldwide for folk art paintings which translate into puzzles and prints.

His travels and prolific portfolio of over 250 paint-ings of places, events or oc-casions has led to his highly popular radio show, “Travel-ing with Eric Dowdle” on SiriusXM 143, and a televi-sion series by the same name is currently in development. For information go to http://www.dowdlefolkart.com/

In this issue6 Hitting a high note

Over the last 20 years the Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Company has become Logan's biggest tourist draw, and now generates millions in revenue.

10 Business connection Utah State University's Office of Com-mercialization & Regional Development works with industry partners to develop new technologies by "spinning-in" opportunities.

16 Flashback to the Old WestThe American West Heritage Center offers visitors a chance

to experience life in Cache Valley as it was a century ago.

20 Local dining guide23 Chamber membership guide

January, 2013

Views of Cache Valley

Cache Chamber PresidentSandy Emile

Chair, Board of DirectorsDavid Mumm

Vice ChairMichael Clark

Previous ChairWally Bloss

TreasurerShawn Anderson

The Cache County Chamber of Commerce is at 160 N. Main, Logan. For information call 435-752-2161 or go to http://www.cachechamber.com.

Views of Cache Valley magazine is published by the Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Logan Herald Journal.

PublisherMike Starn

Advertising DirectorKyle Ashby

Designed by Lance Frazier and Ashley Carley

Contributors: Rachel Fry, Emily Burgon, Matthew K. Jensen, Eli Lucero, Jennifer Meyers

7spring 2013 Views of CaChe Valley

Logan, Utah: Home to Utah State University, it’s often equated with the Spectrum and its shrieking basketball fans. But it’s also home to the Ellen Eccles The-

atre and a quieter, more dignified, yet no less devoted group of fans: the patrons of the Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Company.

Now in its 20th season, the Utah Festival Opera was founded in 1993 by internationally acclaimed opera perform-er and Logan native Michael Ballam. The founding seemed like a natural next step for Ballam, who organized efforts to save the building then called the Capitol Theater in 1988. Once the building was restored and renamed the Ellen Eccles Theatre, Ballam said, it needed an opera company to put it to good use.

As a professional in the opera world, Ballam said he knew from experience how not to run an opera company. Since the company began, he’s succeeded with the help of friends in the industry, and 365 days of prayer each year.

His efforts have paid off, however, as the opera company has thrived over the years. The company brings in perform-ers and patrons from all over the world, and is hailed as one of the top tourist attractions in Northern Utah. According to Managing Director Gary Griffin, the festival also brings $10 million into the Logan economy each summer.

The Opera Festival starts the Wednes-day after Independence Day and runs for five weeks. This works well because most major opera companies don’t perform during the summer, which gives renowned performers the opportunity to spend their summers performing in Lo-gan, rather than temporarily unemployed.

The festival offers four major produc-

tions — two operas and two musicals — each year. It also hosts numerous special performances and concerts, classes, workshops, and the International Opera Competition. In all, Griffin said, the company presents 160 events each summer. To stage their productions, the company brings in about 60 singers and actors, after holding auditions in 28 cities. Each performer is involved in 2-4 productions. The company also brings in 60 musicians for the orchestra, and an additional 180 people who direct shows, conduct music, build scenery, and design and make the costumes.

The cast and crew arrive at the begin-ning of June, when they start a whirlwind six weeks of rehearsal. The cast arrives with their lines and music memorized

and ready to go, said Ballam, so that they can work to polish the performances.

The most popular show the Opera Company has ever produced, agreed Ballam and Griffin, was “My Fair Lady” in 2012. The musical theater productions seem to sell more tickets than the operas, Griffin said, and other notable musicals included “Camelot” in 2009, “Man of La Mancha” in 2006, and “Fiddler on the Roof” in 2003. “Fiddler” was such a success that the company is producing it again this year, starring Ballam as Tevya. This performance will be special, as Bal-lam will be tutored by Sheldon Harnick, who wrote the lyrics for the show.

The shows are chosen at least a year in advance, and Ballam tries to choose works that have immediacy to the public.

The show goes onOver 20 years, Logan's 'UFO' has become big draw

Above, in a photo courtesy Utah Festival Opera, a scene from "My Fair Lady." At left, in a Herald Journal photo by Jennifer Meyers, Kristopher Irmiter rehearses for the op-era "Faust" with the Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre at Ellen Eccles Theatre. Irmiter was performing the role of Mephistopheles. Following page, members of the cast rehearse for a performance of "Faust."

Ballam chose “Nabucco” for a perfor-mance in 2002, for example, because he felt the themes resonated with the trauma of 9/11. This year, the company presents “The Flying Dutchman” and “Otello,” to honor the 200th birthdays of Richard Wag-ner and Giuseppe Verdi, respectively.

Griffin said the company usually choos-es classic musicals, such as those written by Rodgers and Hammerstein. “We look at what’s suitable for our audience,” he said. “We’re not going to put on anything foul.”

The company has big plans. For the past several years, they’ve been renovating the Utah Theatre, around the corner from the Eccles Theatre. This is a more intimate venue, Ballam said, and when it opens in 2014, he hopes to add more shows.

“The Utah Theatre will add a differ-ent dimension to the festival,” Ballam said. The new space can be used to stage small plays that coincide with operas, like “Amadeus” with “The Marriage of Figaro.” While the Ellen Eccles Theatre is well-suited for grand musicals and spectacle, Ballam said, the Utah Theatre will be better for productions such as “The Fantasticks,” “I Do I Do” and “She Loves

Me.” In 2014, the company will become the first opera company to stage “Les Mis-erables.” Ballam said the show will use full orchestration and “actors and singers with glorious voices.”

The ultimate goal for the company, Bal-lam said, is to provide quality entertain-ment, and they’ve certainly done that.

“It is hands-down the biggest tourism draw in Cache Valley,” said Julie Hol-list, director of the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau. She said visitors from all over the world are stunned by the high quality of the shows. The performances are afford-able as well, Ballam said, and patrons can participate for an entire week for the price of a single opera performance in a place like New York or Vienna.

In 2009, when the company staged “Cavalleria Rusticana,” a woman came from Washington with her husband. She told Ballam that seeing that particular show performed live was on her husband’s bucket list, and he wept through the entire performance.

After the never-ending work, Ballam said, “That kind of makes it worth doing.”

— By Rachel Kenley Fry

2013 SCHEDULEJOSEPH AND THE AMAZING

TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOATJuly 11, July 17, July 19 (mati-

nee), July 25 (matinee), July 27 (matinee), Aug. 1, Aug. 8 (mati-nee), Aug. 9

FIDDLER ON THE ROOFJuly 13, July 18, July 20 (mati-

nee), July 23, July 26, July 27, Aug. 2 (matinee), Aug. 8, Aug. 10

THE FLYING DUTCHMANJuly 10, July 19, July 25, Aug. 3

(matinee), Aug. 9 (matinee)

OTELLOJuly 12, July 20, July 26 (mati-

nee), Aug. 2, Aug. 10 (matinee)

Ticket office: 435-750-0300, ext. 106


www.loganfilmfestival.com

It's a festivalLogan Downtown Alliance and Logan

City will host the Logan Film Festival (LFF), scheduled to commence Thurs-day, March 21, 2013, and close Saturday, March 23, 2013, presenting three days of independent film screenings, commu-nity events and educational workshops. Currently, venues include the Caine-Lyric Theatre and the Dansante Theatre.

LFF is a celebration of independent cin-ema from around the world and promotes a greater appreciation of the art and com-merce of filmmaking. LFF is dedicated ex-clusively to truly self-financed filmmakers and seeks to inspire young filmmakers and emerging filmmakers to help them succeed in the film industry.

LFF has the support of the Utah Film Commission, Northern Utah Film Com-mission, Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development, Motion Picture Association of Utah, and local support from Logan City as the Festival Host City.

This year the three-day festival will screen 32 dramatic, animated, and docu-mentary films covering a wide variety of subjects and genres. There will also be an opening night gala, filmmaker reception, awards ceremony, lectures, and offers great opportunities to visit with talent and filmmakers.

The Festival HUB, located at the his-toric Caine-Lyric Theatre, built in 1913, located at 28 W. Center, Logan, is open to VIP pass and all access cinema pass hold-ers only. Film Line-up and ticketing are available at loganfilmfestival.com.

LFF is hosted by the City of Logan. Logan is one of the few cities in Utah with a National Historic District with wonderful old buildings and mansions in a picturesque mountain valley (Cache Valley), surrounded by century-old farms, incredible mountain and valley scenery, and dozens of small farming communities perfect for filming.

Visit tourcachevalley.com or www.loganfilmfestival.com for a closer look!

Commercial development


Commercial development

When researchers at Utah State University devel-op the latest advance-ments in energy or engineering, the results can have far-reaching implications for busi-

nesses in Utah and right here in Cache Valley.Across a range of industries, USU’s office of

Commercial Enterprises is playing a key role in commercializing tomorrow’s advanced technol-ogy. Some of the group’s most recent projects could change how buses roll down city avenues, how office towers consume electricity and how even a tiny thread of spider silk could make a better airbag for your car.

The Commercial Enterprises team facilitates the collaboration between researchers and industry partners around the world to make these and other improvements to everyday life while also addressing today’s pressing global issues like climate change and efficient energy use. Program leaders say the goal of the Commercial Enterprises group is to couple USU’s intellec-tual assets with established business networks to create new revenue streams and enhance the schools already robust research profile.

“The unique pairing between our researchers

and business development officers helps gener-ate strong industry partnerships,” said Robert T. Behunin, USU vice president of commercializa-tion and regional development. “We then work closely with these partners to help gain funding and drive our research to address the actual market needs.”

One of the fundamental concepts to the Com-mercial Enterprises process, Behunin added, is to identify research opportunities that help make a positive impact on a global society and make them economically viable by incorporating top management talent and proper legal protection.

One such project still under development is the GeoMetWatch initiative — a next-generation weather prediction technology that designers say can significantly improve accuracy in predicting hurricane paths and create more advanced severe weather and tornado warnings. The project could generate millions in economic growth and create more than 200 engineering jobs in Utah.

The Commercial Enterprises team is also working on a potash project that could mitigate the high environmental costs of manufacturing fertilizers; and another proposal, nearly ready for the commercial market, could translate to less energy waste in high-rise commercial build-ings.

The Problem:

sixty percent of building owner

and large tenant energy costs go

to lighting and hVaC.

Presently, buildings lack

sufficient intelligence or

knowledge of how spaces

are being used by occu-

pants.

Current sensors provide

insufficient data for these

systems and buildings are

therefore not realizing po-

tential energy savings.

occutel’s technology

delivers incredibly accurate

occupancy intelligence

sensing. The company has

been developed to serve

the occupancy sensor mar-

ket and is primarily focused

on the commercial office

space segment. based

on proprietary algorithms

developed by our research-

ers, the occutel camera-

based sensor will provide the

ultimate in lighting control

technology that in turn will

lead to savings upwards of

fifty percent on heating and

lighting costs. The genius

of the technology is that it

works with low-cost, off-the-

shelf hardware, which drives

down costs and makes its

price point competitive in

today’s market.

USU office plays key role increating advanced technology

“reducing energy costs by making buildings

more intelligent.”

OCCutel


Goals:

enable profitable bioremediation

of municipal and industrial waste

streams through the production of

valuable bioproducts.

enable living organisms to transform

raw materials into environmentally

friendly products.

Produce renewable biofuels and

bioproducts from multiple sustainable

feedstock sources.

Provide prototyping and production

capabilities for the institute’s centers.

The synthetic biomanufacturing

institute at Utah state University is

comprised of three main centers, the

sustainable waste to bioproducts

engineering Center, the synthetic

bioproducts Center, and the bioen-

ergy Center. The institute provides

an infrastructure that enhances

research and commercialization

opportunities. it also works to pro-

vide the necessary framework to

strengthen the communication and

coordination between our industry

partners, research centers and the

bioproducts Production laboratory.

The Problem:

Diesel-based transit vehicles cre-

ate too much pollution in urban

centers.

Deployment of electrically pow-

ered mass transit systems has been

delayed by inadequate vehicle

charging capabilities.

Current electric vehicle solutions

do not efficiently utilize the existing

grid infrastructure.

The large batteries required

to power electric buses are very

heavy and costly.

waVe, inc., is a Utah state Uni-

versity spin-out company focused

on demonstrating the technology

and economic feasibility of wire-

less power transfer for a number of

applications including mass transit,

industrial systems, and light-duty

vehicles. The primary obstacle to

electric transportation has been

battery life, size, and weight. waVe

worked in cooperation with the

UsTar advanced Transportation

institute to develop the aggie bus,

a market-ready product that retires

significant technical risk. The bus is

a robust prototype that transfers 25

kilowatts of power over an air gap

from a pad mounted on the under-

carriage of the bus and another

pad mounted in the roadway at

specified bus stop locations. as

the bus stops to pick up passen-

gers, power can be transferred to

the battery with approximately 90

percent efficiency even if the pads

are misaligned by as much as six

inches. The ability to recharge the

battery slowly throughout the day

tackles the problem of heavy and

expensive electric vehicles, and al-

lows the bus to run its route all day

without significant downtime for

recharging.

COMMERCIALENTERPRISES

WIreless AdvAnCed vehICle eleCtrIfICAtIOn

synthetIC BIOmAnufACturIng InstItute

“solving urban pollution by economically electrifying the

roadways for mass transit.”

“engaging industry from basic research to commercialization.”


The Commercial Enterprises team will continue to identify Utah State’s most promising research platforms and part-ner them with experts from

around the globe to help create practi-cal, environmentally sustainable, and energy efficient solutions to real world problems. Commercial Enterprises is a one-stop-shop created to streamline the process of turning research results into marketable business solutions.

One such example is WAVE, Inc., a Utah State University spin-out company working to solve the problems associ-ated with heavy electric vehicle batter-ies. The company is a key partner in the wireless power transfer bus technology developed here in Logan and could be a future Utah employer as wireless trans-portation projects become a reality.

The University of Utah, for example, has announced its plans to use one of the electric buses on its campus beginning this year, and WAVE company execu-tives said they are also working on wire-less transportation projects in other parts of the U.S. and in the Czech Republic.

The Commercial Enterprises of-fice works closely with the Utah State University Research Foundation, and USU has an established track record of

successfully turning innovative work in the laboratory into successful commer-cial developments.

For decades the USU Research Foundation has had notable success, largely due to the more than 50-year-old Space Dynamics Laboratory. This technical laboratory and others like it have become renowned and prosperous institutions. Drawing on the success of the Research Foundation’s trusted laboratory experience, Commercial Enterprises will work to facilitate the development of university intellectual property into commercial endeavors with industry, venture capitalists and commercial partners.

USU has already established a track record of successfully turning innova-tive work in the laboratory into success-ful commercial developments.

“We are excited to show the world what researchers at Utah State Uni-versity are capable of,” said Robert T. Behunin, vice president for commercial-ization and regional development. “Our job is not only to continually enhance USU’s intellectual property portfolio but also to provide our researchers with the funding and laboratories they need to keep on innovating.”

— By Matthew K. Jensen

The Problem:

Climate change means that there

will be more severe weather events

with higher frequency.

Technologies currently in use are

over twenty years old and provide

inadequate information.

federal funding for weather fore-

casting has lagged due to govern-

ment cutbacks.

as a result, Utah state University

and the space Dynamics lab have

teamed with Geometwatch on a

satellite venture to develop a remote

sensing system designed to observe

the earth’s environment and severe

weather from space. Data flowing

from these satellites and systems will

be processed into previously unavail-

able forecasting information that will

improve prediction of severe weather

patterns. The technology will increase

accuracy in predicting hurricane

paths by upwards of fifty percent, and

advanced warning on tornadoes will

go from minutes to hours. Geomet-

watch is the first company to receive

a license from the U.s. Government to

provide this type of data for govern-

ment and commercial applications.

geOmetWAtCh

“Next-generation weather prediction technology that

prevents the loss of human lives.”

Goal: To be a one-stop-shop for 'marketable solutions'


Cache Valley information

Cache County179 N. Main, Logan UT 84321Council/executive form of governmentLynn Lemon, executive

County seat — Logan city255 N. Main, Logan UT 84321435-716-9000Randy Watts, mayor

ElevationsPoint ElevationCity of Logan 4,775 feetMt. Naomi 9,980 feetBeaver Mountain 8,845 feetBear Lake summit 7,800 feetGarden City 6,117 feetBear Lake 5,900 feet

Land areaLand area = 8,200 square milesLatitude = 41 degrees 45NLongitude = 111 degrees 48W

PopulationCache County, 2011: 114,721(Increase of 1.3 percent over 2010)Logan City, 2011: 48,488Utah State University students:

19,000

Housing costsMedian value of owner-occupied

housing units — $185,000

School DistrictsCache County School Districtwww.ccsdut.org435-752-3925District office: 2063 N. 1200 E.

North Logan

Logan City School Districtwww.lcsd.logan.k12.ut.us435-755-2300District office: 101 W. Center,

Logan

Important phones numbersCache Valley Specialty Hospital2380 N. 400 E. Logan435-713-9700

Logan Regional Hospital500 E. 1400 N. Logan435-716-1000

Logan Fire Dept.435-713-9500

POLICELogan: 435-716-9300USU: 435-797-1939Cache Sheriff: 435-755-1000Smithfield: 435-563-8501North Park: 435-753-7600

CAPSA crisis line435-753-2500

Northern Utah Red Cross801-627-0000


Average temperaturesin Cache ValleyMonth High LowJanuary 32 15February 38 20March 48 27April 58 35May 68 43June 79 50July 89 54August 87 52September 76 43October 63 32November 46 24December 34 15


Set against the backdrop of the Wellsville Mountains, a glass barn shines in the sun along Highway 89/91. This “barn” is actually the Welcome Center of the American West Heritage Center, a living-history mu-

seum in Cache Valley that recreates history from 1820 to about 1920.

According to Wikipedia, living history “incorporates historical tools, activities and dress (in) an interactive presentation that seeks to give observers and participants a sense of stepping back in time.” The Heri-tage Center interprets four different periods in Cache Valley including Native American life, the mountain man era, pioneer life and farm life in 1917.

Daily AdventuresDuring the summer and fall seasons the

Heritage Center is open for Daily Adven-tures, and guests can wander the grounds and meet interpreters dressed in period

costume. Stand back and listen as they ex-plain different ways of life, or roll up your sleeves and “Experience it!” yourself.

In partnership with the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, which provides most interpreters for the Native American site, guests can learn about the Shoshone who originally inhabited Cache Valley. Step inside an authentic tipi, make pemmican, or learn about the nomadic lifestyle of the Shoshone before the arrival of Western settlers.

Also learn about the Bear River Massacre that occurred Jan. 29, 1893, when the US Army attacked the Northwestern Band at nearby Franklin, Idaho.

At the Mountain Man site guests might be surprised to see the interpreter dressed in a wide-brimmed hat instead of a coon-skin cap, because, contrary to popular belief, mountain men did not typically wear many fur accessories. At this venue guests can haggle at the trader tent, throw a tomahawk, or try their hand at starting a fire with flint and steel.

The 1917 Farm is a working farm where chores must be done every day. If you arrive at opening time you can help milk the cow, which “always leaves a lasting impression, especially with children,” says education director Nelda Ault. There are eggs to be gathered, chickens to be fed, and laundry to wash and iron. And every day a meal is prepared in the farmhouse kitchen on the wood-burning stove. At the Pioneer Settle-ment guests can also help with the cooking though it’s in Dutch ovens or over an open fire. This site also features a half dugout and a 12-by-12-foot cabin built according to specifications in the Homestead Act. There is also wool to process, whether it's shearing by hand, cleaning, carding or spinning.

Activities change with the season, so guests visit again and again. Daily Ad-ventures also include train rides and the Woodwright Shop, which demonstrates old-fashioned carpentering techniques.

Festivals and eventsSeveral times a year the Heritage Center

also presents festivals that include special events and food and craft vendors in addi-

tion to living history. In the spring is the very popular Baby Animal Days, where guests can cuddle chicks, duck-lings, bunnies, pigs, sheep, and goats. For the last few years baby bears from Bear World, near Rexburg, Idaho, have also been available to view.

Celebrate July 24th at the Spirit of ’47 Pioneer Day Festival. Take part in the Bridgerland games by competing in several contests including pie-eating, two-man saw or building a fire using flint and steel. Or stay and join the pro-gressive handcart dinner, where guests pull handcarts to different stations to enjoy each course of their dinner.

In August the Utah Scottish Associa-tion presents the Celtic Festival and

Hand in hand with history

Valley's Heritage Center offers peek at bygone time

Herald Journal file photosAbove, a girl participates in activities at the American West Heritage Center. At right, Madeline Stringfellow holds her little sister Brooklyn's hand at the center.


Highland Games. Watch people com-pete in the caber toss, hammer throw, or the sheaf toss. Enjoy bag-pipe bands, vendors and demonstrators such as the Society of Creative Anachronism that comes out to teach swordplay.

At the Fall Harvest Festival guests may help thresh wheat using a 100-year-old steam engine. There is also cider pressing, corn shelling, and pumpkin carving. Or spend the day perusing the corn maze and other activities, including a hay castle, gourd launcher and giant slide.

Bundle up to enjoy the Frontier Christ-mas Festival, which features Chocolate Christmas and a live nativity, vendors selling Christmas crafts out in the Livery

Stable, or stop by the farmhouse, where interpreters will be making waffles and singing music from 1917. Also stop by the Welcome Center to enjoy the crafts there.

Evenings OutThe Heritage Center also presents

evening events. Their Valentine’s Eve-ning of Elegance and Magic, featuring dinner and a magic show, is a romantic evening for couples. The Christmas Feast is fun for the whole family. A Star Party is held at the height of the Perseides meteor shower in August. For a thrilling experience, come out for the Haunted Hollow in October. “We’re doing pretty well with our scare factor,” says Ault, mentioning that some people have liter-

ally been scared off their feet.Just for KidsThe Heritage Center offers several

programs just for little ones, including an extensive education program for school kids of all ages, complete with numer-ous lesson plans available online. During the summer months they offer summer camps, lasting one to four days, and tea parties at the farmhouse to teach the importance of etiquette.

Other ServicesThe Heritage Center also offers build-

ing and site rentals and help in planning events, as well as numerous volunteer opportunities. For more information, visit www.awhc.org.

— By Emily Burgon

Hand in hand with history

Cache Countyfacts & figures

Unemployment rates as of Nov. 2011,according to Utah Department of Workforce

Services and the U.S. Labor Department

National

Cache County

Cache County population in 2010

Mean commute time, in minutes

Building permits issued in Cache County

Median family income in Cache County, 2009

Employed in Cache County in 2010

3.8%

114,721

508

$47,367

56,259

7.8%vs.

Cache County historically has been driven by production, process-ing, and distribution of agricultural products. Because of this, it has a substantial diary and meat products industry. Utah State

University is an economic bulwark of the area, employing about 6,000. USU’s research activity has spawned many companies that have added jobs. Cache County’s economic base remains strong.

Cache County 16.8

U.S. 25.1

Utah 21.1

Largest employers:Utah State University

Icon Main PlantLogan Regional Hospital

Schreiber FoodsLogan School District

WalmartConvergys

Hyclone Industries

Percentage of population

with abachelor’s degree or

higher

36%

LOGAN CANYONSCENIC BYWAYU.S. Highway 89 from Logan to

Garden City on Bear Lake provides spectacular scenery and access to great recreational areas. It begins at the mouth of the canyon on the east edge of Logan. Visitors to this picturesque northern Utah town will also find the fully operational turn-of-the-century Jensen Farm, as well as modern cheese factories. Logan Canyon is host to summer and winter recreationists alike who find activities like hiking, camping, fishing, snowmobiling, skiing, and hunting. Deeply cut, nearly vertical limestone walls and rock formations laden with fossils greet travelers en-tering the canyon. The Logan River, popular for trout fishing, parallels the route, offering yet another reason to stop and spend some time. As au-tumn approaches, lush greens of this high mountain passage tipped with brilliant gold, red and yellow can be seen throughout the route. The route explores the Wasatch-Cache National Forest.

Angie’s690 North Main435.752.9252Breakfast anytime, lunch and dinner

Apple Spice Cafe and Bakery1545 North Main435.753.7382Sandwiches and bakery

Arby’s1153 South 100 West 435.213.3593Good mood food

Beehive Grill255 South Main435.753.2600Pasta, burgers, BBQ, steaks and fresh gelato

Bluebird Café19 North Main435.752.3155Prime rib, baked ham and roast turkey

Cafe Rio1460 North Main435.774.8300Mexican grill

Cafe Sabor600 West Center435.752.8088 Mexican

Caffe Ibis 52 Federal Avenue 435.753.4777 In-house roasted coffee and gourmet food

Callaway’s 54 North Main, Smithfield 435.563.9179 Pasta dishes and pizza

Center Street Grill 18 East Center Street 435.227.0321 Sandwiches, burgers, saladsCentral Milling Company122 East Center Street435.752.6625Baking flour

Chick-fil-A at Logan1323 North Main435.755.8300Chicken

Copper Mill 55 North Main 435.752.0647 Steak and seafood

Costa Vida 1309 North Main 435.755.0077 Mexican grill

Crumb Brothers Artisan Bread291 South 300 West435.792.6063Artisan bread and bakery

El Sol 871 North Main 435.752.5743 American Mexican

El Toro Viejo 1079 North Main 435.753.4084 Mexican

Elements 640 South 35 East 435.750.5171 Contemporary American cuisine

Firehouse Pizza 682 South Main 435.787.4222 Cedar-smoked sandwiches, pasta and pizza

Formosa 890 North Main 435.753.7889 Chinese

Fredrico’s Pizza 1349 East 700 North 435.752.0130 Pizza and saladsGaucho Grill 633 South Main 435.750-6555 Brazilian buffet

Gia’s Italian 119 South Main 435.752.9384 Italian fine dining

Gossner Foods1051 North 1000 West435.752.9365Dairy products

Great Harvest 37 West Center 435.787.4442 Sandwiches and soup

Happy Sushi 20 West 400 North 435.752.1467 Japanese cuisine and sushi

Herm’s Inn 1420 East Canyon Road 435.792.4321 Great Breakfast & Lunch

Indian Oven 130 North Main 435.787.1757 Authentic Indian cuisine

Iron Gate CateringPO Box 3243 Logan, UT 84323(435) 752-5260Steak, chicken, seafood, salads and sides

Italian Place 48 Federal Avenue 435.753.2584 Sandwiches

Jack’s Wood-Fired Oven 256 North Main 435.754.7523 Wood-fired pizza

Juniper Take-Out 35 East 400 North 435.752.3100 Homestyle cooking (dine-in/take-out)

Kamin Thai 51 West 200 South 435.755.6543 Thai cuisine

LaBeau’s 165 East 1400 North 435.752.2140 Burgers and shakes

LD’s Café39 West Main, Richmond435.258.5135Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Le Nonne 129 North 100 East 435.752.9577 Italian

Lee’s Marketplace555 East 1400 North, Logan435.755.5100850 N Main, Smithfield435.563.6251Grocery

Logan’s Heroes 101 South Main 435.750.0110 Sub sandwiches

Macey’s Food & Drug50 North Hwy. 165, Providence435.753.3301Grocery

Mandarin Garden 432 North Main 435.753.5789 Chinese

Montez Brothers 2427 North Main 435.787.8450 Contemporary Latin Kitchen

Nutty Guys Gifts6291 Avery Avenue, Highland801.766.0558Nuts and candy

Old Grist Mill 78 East 400 North 435.753.6463 Sandwiches (take-out)

Old Grist Mill 981 South Main 435.755.0262 Sandwiches and soup

DiNiNG GUiDe


Olive Garden1220 North Main435.752.6120Italian

Papa Kelsey’s 661 North Main 435.752.3525Pizza and sandwiches

Pepsi - Larsen Beverage710 West 200 South435.752.7524Distributor

Pier 49 Pizza 585 West 100 North, Providence 435.713.4949 Gourmet pizzas, salads and subs

Quiznos Logan1730 North Main801.301.5554Sandwiches

RSM Foods647 North Main435.752.7770Party supplies

Savannah’s BBQ 880 South Main 435.213.4682 Authentic smoked barbecue

Schreiber Foods, Inc.885 North 600 West435.752.8175Dairy products

Shaffer House Bakeries1045 North Main Street, Suite A435.752.0929Cupcakes, donughts, cakes

Smith’s Food & Drug175 East 442 North801.973.1700GrocerySmith’s Marketplace750 North Main435.753.1004Grocery and household items

The Stonehouse Bakery345 East 770 North 435.752.2263Pound Cake

Swire Coca Cola975 West 800 North 435.752.3033Distributor

Takara 55 West 1000 North 435.752.1677 Authentic Japanese cuisineand sushi

Tandoori Oven 720 East 1000 North 435.750.6836 Authentic Indian cuisine

Texas Roadhouse42 East 1400 North435.753.7740Steakhouse and bar

Village Inn1633 North Main Street435.752.5656Breakfast, lunch, dinner and pie

Wendy’s1305 North Main Street435.753.1441Burgers, chicken and fries

White Owl 36 West Center 435.753.9165 Bar and grill; sandwiches and burgers

(List not all-inclusive)

executive boardWally Bloss CV Center for the ArtsDavid Mumm Bank of Utah ProvidenceMichael Clark Logan Regional HospitalMichelle HarmanSunshine TerraceShawn AndersonJones Simpkins PCSandra EmileCache Chamber

board of DirectorsJulie HollistCV Visitors BureauKirk JensenLogan City

Josh RunhaarCache CountyJohn DavidsonBATCMatt ArmstrongSam’s ClubJohn WorleyCV Specialty HospitalDenise IversonDWSMichael GuthrieZions Bank ProvidenceRyan ReevesNAITodd JohnsonWeston InnForrest FackrelllGeoMetWatchEric HawleyUSU

Scott SouterWells FargoDavid ButterfieldUSU Community Credit UnionRon Campbell Juniper SystemsDavid ZookNibley City ManagerPat HallKelly ServicesBrad SorensenStevens Henegar

staffSandra EmilePresident & CEORikki WhiteChamber CoordinatorCarolyn NelsonMembership Director

Chamber Board Members

Chamber Ambassadors for 2013Brad Sorenson, ChairStevens Henager CollegeGary Saxton, SecretaryLogan Downtown AllianceLisa ThompsonThe Platinum Real Estate GroupCarmen SorensonMary Kay CosmeticsCameron McCulloughCache Valley Savings GuideHeidi BullockAFLACMichelle HarmonSunshine TerraceKevin FlintZion’s BankKrista LewisBank of UtahKristine HarrisKristine DecorMark WilliamsLewiston State Bank

Les PattersonCV Radio GroupDavid MummBank of UtahDenise IversonDWSPeg LeathamSam’s ClubMarlon WilsonCredit ServiceDanene DustinCareer ServicesDavid HiattMarriottJason HolladayEmail ContactDavid WelshThe Herald JournalRob RatliffR&LMarketingBrad PetersonBp Designer Portraits

Jeff FlammerStadium VisionsTodd Johnson, past chairBest Western Weston InnHolden FillmerH & R ServicesShane ChappellAmerican National InsuranceBel AkyuzDenny’s StationaryClyde & Lucy HinderliterLegal Shield

sTaffSandy EmilePresident/ CEOCarolyn NelsonMembership DirectorRikki WhiteChamber Coordinator

4th North Carsmart Automotive Repair(435) 787-9458 58 1/2 West 400 North, Logan

AA.M.B.G. & F.S.F (435) 363-7643 160 North Main Street, LoganA2Z Curb Appeal LLC(435) 760-9873 41 East 400 North Ste. #145, LoganAamco Transmission (435) 752-194075 East 2000 North, North LoganAccess Home Health Care & Hospice (435) 881-488374 West 100 North, LoganAce Banner and Sign LLC.(435) 713-45031694 North 600 West, LoganACE Carpet Cleaning(435) 757-777735 East 400 North, SmithfieldAdvanced Spine and Health Center(435) 752-55221652 South Hwy. 165, ProvidenceAdvanced Title Insurance Agency(435) 787-0800580 North Main Street, Ste. 100, LoganAdvent Creative(435) 787-828555 North Main Street, Ste. #403, LoganAFLAC/Bullock Agency(435) 753-4416 664 North Main Street, Ste. 101, LoganAKF Martial Arts of Cache Valley(435) 512-1561166 West 1200 South, LoganALE Group(435) 752-9336P.O. Box 224, Providence, UT 84332Allen-Hall Mortuary(435) 752-3245 34 East Center Street, LoganAllred Jackson CPA’s(435) 752-64412100 North Main Street, North LoganAlly Media Group(435) 294-2910106 East 1120 North Ste. B, LoganAlphagraphics (435) 787-1950517 West 100 North Ste. 100, ProvidenceAlpine Cleaning & Restoration(435) 563-3707177 South Main Street, SmithfieldAmerica First Credit Union(435) 797-752550 North Hwy. 165, Providence

American Family Insurance- Reed(435) 787-24702121 North Main Street, Ste. A, North LoganAmerican Family Insurance-Josh(435) 750-010873 North Main Street, LoganAmerican National Insurance(435) 592-2059192 East 830 South, SmithfieldAmerican Red Cross(435) 752-1125130 South Main Street, Ste. 120, LoganAmerican Secure Title Insurance Agency(435) 753-3500399 North Main Street, Ste. 210, LoganAmerican West Heritage Center(435) 245-60504025 South Hwy. 89-91, WellsvilleAngela F. Fonnesbeck- Attorney at Law. P.C. (435) 294-2424265 North 100 West, LoganAngie’s Restaurant, Inc.(435) 752-9252690 North Main Street, LoganAnniversary Inn(435) 752-3443169 East Center Street, LoganAnytime Fitness(435) 792-353997 East 1600, North LoganAnywhere Communications(435) 754-727069 North Paradise Parkway Blvd. B Ste. 226, Garden CityAqua Worx Physical Therapy & Fitness(435) 752-0411 248 West 300 North, LoganArby’s(435) 213-3593 1153 South 100 West, LoganArchitectural Nexus, Inc.(435) 753-2141 595 South Riverwoods Pkwy. Ste. 250, LoganARS Flood & Fire Cleanup(435) 753-9600 3120 North Main Street, North LoganAssociate Member - Champ(435) 752-1141 PO Box 461, Logan, UT 84323Association of Nature Center(435) 787-8209160 North Main Street, #203, LoganAT&T Wireless Services, Inc. (435) 753-2355 1010 North Main Street, Ste. 110, LoganAutonomous Solutions, Inc. (435) 755-2980 990 North 8000 West, Petersboro

AXIS-ONE (435) 753-9545 810 South 400 West, Logan

BBailey and Hutchings PC(435) 755-5858 550 North Main Street, Ste. 114, LoganBank of Utah (435) 752-71025 East 1400 North, LoganBank of Utah(435) 752-7198121 North Gateway Drive, ProvidenceBank of Utah Cache Mortgage(435) 750-55005 East 1400 North, North LoganBear River Association of Governments(435) 752-7242170 North Main Street, LoganBeaver Mountain(435) 753-09211351 East 700 North, LoganBeehive Homes of Logan(435) 787-1484352 South 500 West, LoganBeehive Grill(435) 753-26001755 North 400 East Ste. 101, LoganBelladante Cosmetic Institute(435) 753-27911451 North 200 East Ste. 240, LoganBernina Sewing Machine Sales & Service(435) 752-4186138 North Main Street, LoganBest Western Weston Inn(435) 752-5700250 North Main Street, LoganBio-West(435) 752-42021063 West 1400 North, LoganBirch Creek Golf Course / Smithfield(435) 563-6825550 East 100 North, SmithfieldBlackburn Jones Co.(800) 574-6672695 South Main Street, Ste. 3, Brigham CityBluebird Candy Company(435) 753-3670470 North Main Street, LoganBluebird Restaurant(435) 752-315519 North Main Street, LoganBoy Scouts of America-Trapper Trails Council (435) 752-4278913 South 100 West, Logan

Chamber Member Directory

BP Design Portraits & Stadium Visions(435) 232-2998444 East 320 South Bridge Plumbing(435) 750-0880740 West 200 North #1Bridgerland Applied Technology College - Maughan(435) 753-67801301 North 600 West, LoganBridgerland Applied Technology College - Petersen (435) 750-31471301 North 600 West, LoganBridgerland Applied Technology College - Peterson(435) 750-3224 1301 North 600 West, LoganBridgerland Auto, Inc. (435) 752-1246502 West 1400 North, LoganBridgerland Cache Resource Center(435) 213-87131400 North 1000 West, LoganBridgerland Community Ice Arena, Inc(435) 787-22882825 North 200 East, North LoganBridgerland Phone Book(435) 753-6765PO Box 263, Logan, UT 84323-0263Broadbent Financial Services (435) 752-7200 40 West Cache Valley Blvd. 3A, LoganBrown Monument & Vault(435) 752-3415492 South Main Street, LoganBrowse Around Antique Shop(435) 753-4514180 West 1200 South, LoganBurt’s Body & Glass Shop(435) 723-606811 East 600 North, Brigham CityBusiness Resource Center OAB(801) 776-9190 920 West Heritage Center Ste. 200-E, LaytonButcher's Bunches Hand Crafted Preserves(435) 512-13781401 North 1000 West

CCache Chamber of Commerce(435) 752-2161160 North Main Street, LoganCache Cleaning Service Inc.(435) 787-8606265 East 200 North, LoganCache Community Food Pantry, Inc.(435) 753-7140359 South Main Street Cache Community Health Center(435) 755-60611515 North 400 East, LoganCache County Children’s Justice Center(435) 753-70171362 North 400 West, Logan

Cache County Economic Development(435) 755-1631179 North Main Street, LoganCache County Executive(435) 755-1850 199 North Main Street, LoganCache County School District(435) 752-39252063 North 1200 East, North LoganCache County Sheriffs Office(435) 755-1000 1225 West Valley View #200, LoganCache Daily Deals(435) 213-42271300 North 200 East #114D, LoganCache Education Foundation(435) 755-2022595 South Riverwoods Parkway Ste. 425, LoganCache Honda Yamaha(435) 563-62913765 North Hwy. 91, Hyde ParkCache Humane Society(435) 792-39202370 West 200 North, LoganCache Title Company Inc.(435) 753-246765 West 100 North, LoganCache Valley Bank(435) 753-3020101 North Main Street, LoganCache Valley Bank(435) 755-67361710 North Main Street, North LoganCache Valley Bank Mortgage Loan Division(435) 752-1414101 North Main Street, LoganCache Valley Center for the Arts(435) 752-002643 South Main Street, Logan,Cache Valley Christian Center(435) 753-53122045 North 800 East, LoganCache Valley Civic Ballet(435) 753-3633P.O. Box 656, Logan, UT 84323-0656Cache Valley Cowboy Rendezvous(435) 770-005960 West Canyon Road, AvonCache Valley Cruising Association(435) 753-5974PO Box 4072, Logan, UT 84323Cache Valley Direct Savings Guide(435) 890-8789350 West 1050 North, LoganCache Valley Electric(435) 752-6405875 North 1000 West, LoganCache Valley Fun Park(435) 750-6552255 East 1770 North, North LoganCache Valley Hearing (435) 753-4327485 North Main Street, LoganCache Valley Home Builders Association(435) 792-4441120 East 200 North, Logan

Cache Valley Ice / Utah Vending Services(435) 890-6540255 West Center, LoganCache Valley Learning Center (435) 753-881175 South 400 West, LoganCache Valley Mall(435) 753-54001300 North Main Street, LoganCache Valley Media Group(435) 752-1390810 West 200 North, LoganCache Valley Pediatric Dentistry(435) 752-43301451 North 200 East Ste. 250, Logan Cache Valley Specialty Hospital(435) 713-97002380 North 400 East, North LoganCache Valley Transit District(435) 752-2877754 West 600 North, LoganCache Valley Visitors Bureau(435) 755-1890199 North Main Street, LoganCache-Rich Association of Realtors(435) 753-10441451 North 200 East Ste. 130A, Logan,Café Sabor(435) 752-8088600 West Center, LoganCaffe Ibis Inc.(435) 753-477752 Federal Avenue, LoganCampbell Scientific(435) 753-2342815 West 1800 North, LoganCapital Recovery Collection Solutions(435) 753-3936130 South Main, Ste. 100, LoganCAPSA(435) 753-2500PO Box 3617, Logan, UT 84323-3617Castle Manor(435) 563-0774170 West 3900 North, Hyde ParkCatalyst Property Management(435) 294-2445664 North Main Street, LoganCenter for Pregnancy Choices(435) 752-122290 North 100 East, Logan Central Milling Company(435) 752-6625122 East Center Street, Logan Central Valley Machine Inc.(435) 752-09341886 North 100 East, LoganCentro de la Familia de Utah(435) 787-2328316 Gateway Dr., Providence,Century 21 N&N Realtors(435) 752-5000150 East 400 North #102, Logan Century Link(801) 237-6281250 East 2nd, 4th Floor, Salt Lake City


Champlin Development Inc.(435) 752-477940 West Cache Valley Blvd. Ste. #1-C, LoganChick-fil-A at Logan(435) 755-83001323 North Main Street, LoganChild Care Resource & Referral(435) 797-15526510 Old Main Hill, Logan Christoffersen Heating & Air Conditioning(435) 753-8642420 West 2500 North, Logan, UT 84341City 1st Mortgage Services, LLC(435) 753-1800135 South Main Street, Ste. 200, Logan Coldwell Banker Gold Key Realty Inc.(435) 753-8824135 South Main Street, Ste. 100, Logan COMCAST Spotlight(435) 752-97311034 West RSI Drive, Logan Comfort Inn(435) 787-20602002 South Hwy. 89-91, Logan Community Nursing Services(435) 752-3355221 Springcreek Parkway Ste. G, ProvidenceCondie Entertainment(801) 556-4580366 Hammond Lane, ProvidenceConference Direct(435) 213-9454933 West 2730 South, Logan Conservice LLC(435) 792-6162595 S Riverwoods Parkway Ste. 300, Logan Continental Apartments(435) 752-6874729 East 900 North #1, Logan Convergys (435) 750-1430 1525 North 600 East, North LoganCook Martin Poulson, P.C.(435) 750-5566632 North Main Street, Logan Copper Mill Restaurant(435) 752-064755 North Main Street, Ste. 405, Logan Countywide Planning Office(435) 753-3631199 North Main Street, Logan Cox Honeyland & Gifts Inc.(435) 752-32341780 South Hwy. 91, Logan CreditAid of Cache Valley (435) 754-3006180 North Main Street, LoganCredit Service of Logan(435) 752-2660580 North Main Street, Ste. #200, Logan Crumb Brothers Artisan Bread(435) 792-6063291 South 300 West, Logan

DDakota and Associates Inc.(513) 522-20138626 Winton Rd., CincinnatiDarrell W. Anderson Construction, Inc.(435) 752-686076 West 2400 North, North LoganDaveWay Tech(435) 363-008488 West Center, Logan Dealz With It(435) 770-2122226 North 2940 East, St. GeorgeDee’s Super Service(435) 946-3372431 North Main Street, LaketownDemars Financial Group(435) 294-04251340 East 1700 North, LoganDentist Direct (866) 696-652775 South 500 West, BountifulDeseret First Credit Union(435) 787-09911610 North Main Street, North LoganDiscount Tire & Automotive(435) 753-24121105 South Hwy. 165, ProvidenceDOPFISH LLC(435) 258-9333109 East 1400 North, Logan Dr. B.C. Sun China Advisor(435) 787-1303181 North 200 East, Logan Duo Group(435) 772-9202255 North 950 West Ste. A1, Logan Dynamic Screening Solutions(435) 752-912933 North Main Street, Ste. #204, Logan

EEarthly Awakenings(435) 755-865721 Federal Ave., Logan Eclipse Wireline, LLC (435) 713-02001850 North 600 West, Logan Economic Development Corporation of Utah(801) 328-4248201 South Main Street, Ste. 2150, Salt Lake CityEdward Jones Adam Anderson(435) 757-3563575 East 1400 North Ste. 150, LoganEdward Jones Investments(435) 753-2915135 North Main Street, Logan Edwards Furniture(435) 753-112626 South Main Street, Logan Elements Restaurant(435) 750-5170640 South 35 East, Logan

End Vision Research and Evaluation(435) 881-881141 East University Blvd. #321, LoganEnglish Language Center of C.V.(435) 750-65341544 North 200 West, Logan Ensign Toyota Honda(435) 752-56361945 North Main Street, LoganEnsignal- Accounting(435) 755-67001202 S State Hwy. 89 Ste. 1, Logan Enterprise Rent-a-Car (435) 755-61112026 North Main Street, LoganEpic Shred(435) 890-9468965 South 100 West Ste. 104, Logan ERA Advantage Realty - Buckway(435) 755-3527528 North Main Street, Logan Excell Painting Co.(435) 760-1531144 South 420 East, SmithfieldExtreme Computers(435) 752-6226517 West 100 North, Ste. 111, Providence

FFactory Homes Outlet Inc.(435) 563-60404120 North Hwy. 91, Hyde ParkFantasyland Designs(435) 753-27242530 North 300 East, North LoganFarmers - JP Miller Insurance Services LLC(435) 713-9500271 North Spring Creek Parkway Ste. B1, ProvidenceFaulkener Development Group(435) 760-46151491 East 2300 North, LoganFidelity Productions LLC(435) 764-9037663 South 1580 West, LoganFirehouse Pizzeria(435) 787-4222880 South Main Street, Ste. 180, LoganFirst Data Commercial Services(435) 760-9282P.O. Box 126, Paradise, UT 84328Fisher Home Furnishings(435) 753-10182175 North Main Street, LoganFluid Studio801-295-9820 x 391065 South 500 West, BountifulFocus Care of Utah, Inc(435) 755-8102462 1/2 North Main Street, Logan Fonnesbeck Greenhouse(435) 752-1062214 North 100 West, Mendon,

Fowler Business Systems(435) 313-411169 South Main Street, BrighamFrontier Scientific Inc.(435) 753-1901PO Box 31 Logan, UT 84323-0031

GGarden City(435) 232-0553145 West Logan Rd, Garden CityGateway Financial(208) 233-4100255 Poleline Rd., PocatelloGBS Benefits(435) 750-62322577 North 200 West, North LoganGia’s Italian Restaurant(435) 752-8384119 South Main Street, Logan Girl Scouts of Utah(801) 716-5114PO Box 57280, Salt Lake City, UT 84157-0280Glen N. Thompson Construction(435) 752-5147730 South 300 East, ProvidenceGo Small Biz(435) 770-2414245 North Main Street, LoganGolds Gym Logan(435) 753-4653981 South Main Street, Ste. 130, Logan Gossner Foods(435) 752-93651051 North 1000 West, Logan Got Help Safety LLC(801) 603-06181594 North 670 West, ClintonGreat Basin Graphics(435) 753-0295 1125 West 400 North Ste. 230, Logan Great Harvest Bread Company(435) 787-4442 55 West Center Street, Logan Green Gorilla Express Car Wash(435) 755-9274 860 North Main Street, Logan Grover and Canfield, PLLC(435) 752-0222 40 West Cache Valley Blvd. 7B, LoganGrover Health Center (435) 563-9165 3935 North 75 West, Hyde Park

HH & R Services (Amsoil Products)(435) 757-3109 90 West 100 South NewtonHabitat For Humanity of Cache Valley (435) 752-8419 PO BOX 4084, Logan, UT 84321 Hampton Inn Logan (435) 713-4567 1665 North Main Street, Logan

Harbor Freight Tools (435) 752-1316 1400 North 17 East, LoganHarley-Davidson Saddleback (435) 787-8100 2359 North Main Street, LoganHarper Design(435) 753-5543 P.O. Box 562, Millville, UT 84326Harris Research (435) 755-00991530 North 1000 West, Logan Hart Floor Company(435) 713-4278 728 West 1725 North, LoganHartshots Photography(435) 757-8982 183 North 200 West, HyrumHealing Essential LLC (435) 535-1678 55 East 100 North Ste. B, LoganHear for Life (435) 787-88951515 North 400 East Ste. 105, LoganThe Herald Journal (435) 752-212175 West 300 North, LoganHerff Jones Inc.(435) 753-7830940 West 1400 North, LoganHeritage Glass Inc. (435) 563-5585 130 West 700 South Bldg. E, SmithfieldHighmark Construction(435) 752-4775 399 North Main Street, Ste. 270, LoganHillyard Anderson & Olsen, PC(435) 752-2610 595 South Riverwood Parkway Ste. 100, LoganHipChime(435) 512-101971 Andrews Lane Hispanic Yellow Pages (801) 274-8814 P.O. Box 9434, Salt Lake City, UT 84109Hoffman A-I Breeders (435) 753-7883 1950 South Hwy. 89/91, Logan Holiday Inn Express (435) 752-3444 2235 North Main Street, Logan,Holms Plumbing (435) 753-3584 P.O. Box 453, Logan, UT 84321 Homeowner’s Welcome, LLC (435) 770-3976 1500 Sumac Dr., Logan Hometown Values Magazine (801) 814-8719 3263 North 450 East, North OgdenHosting Services, Inc. (435) 227-1211 164 North Gateway Drive, ProvidenceHS Customs LLC (435) 563-1570 2790 North Main Street, North Logan

HYCOMP, Inc. (435) 563-3695 60 West 3800 North, Ste. D, Hyde ParkHyde Park City (435) 563-6507 113 East Center Street, Hyde ParkHypnotist Kerry Sharp (435) 730-1803 887 West 330 South, Logan

IIcon Health and Fitness Inc. (435) 750-5000 1500 South 1000 West, Logan IHC Budge Clinic (435) 752-0422 1350 North 500 East, LoganThe Image Foundry (435) 881-4770 258 South Main Street, Ste. 150, LoganImmaculate Homes (435) 512-7778 2 North Main Street, #1, ProvidenceImpact Commercial Solutions (888) 838-1080 1759 North 400 East Ste. 201, North LoganIndian Oven Restaurant (435) 787-4011 130 North Main Street, LoganInformation Alliance (435) 750-8767 1755 North 400 East Ste. 101, North LoganInovar Inc. (435) 792-4949 1073 West 1700 North, LoganIntegra Telecom (801) 386-3572 265 East 100 South Ste. 200, Salt Lake CityIntegrity Home Health & Hospice(435) 752-6600 2351 North 400 East #121, LoganIntermountain Capital Management Inc. (248) 722-4434 255 South Main Street, Ste. A165, LoganIntermountain Logan Regional Hospital(435) 716-1000 500 East 1400 North, LoganIron Gate Catering (435) 752-5260 155 Church Street, Logan Isagenix-with Denise (435) 225-0984 Island Heights Construction (435) 753-7403 648 West 200 North #8, LoganiTransact, Inc.(435) 757-4212 374 South 830 East, Smithfield

JJ-Bar Auto, Inc. (435) 793-5855 90 North Main Street, Randolph

Jack’s Tire & Oil (435) 752-7811 1795 North Main Street, North LoganJardine Petroleum(435) 753-4930 PO Box 540730, Salt Lake City, UT 84054JayDee Barr Construction (435) 792-3530 112 East 100 North, Ste. B, Logan JBS USA LLC (435) 245-6456 410 North 200 West, HyrumJensen Floor Covering Inc. (435) 753-8949 1150 West 600 North, Logan Johnson Powers LLC (801) 878-7831 8704 South 120 East, SandyJones Simkins P.C. (435) 752-1510 1011 West 400 North, Ste. 100, Logan Juniper Systems, Inc. (435) 753-1881 1132 West 1700 North, Logan

KKelly Services (435) 752-8816 1300 North 200 East #112, LoganKelly’s Foothill Mart (435) 753-4455 1436 North 1200 East, LoganKey Bank of Utah (435) 753-5000 280 North Main Street, Logan Keystone Wealth Management, Inc. (435) 713-4220 595 South Riverwood, St. 170, Logan KK Sole & Sew (435) 755-7624 2965 Hwy. 89/91, Logan Knit Unique LLC (435) 787-2626 27 North Main Street, Logan Krystal Decor Inc. (435) 232-2282 193 East 200 South, LoganKSM Music (435) 753-6813 50 West 400 North, Logan KVNU / KVFX Radio (435) 752-5141 PO Box 267, Logan, UT 84323KVNU / KVFX Radio - News(435) 752-5141 PO Box 267, Logan, UT 84323KVNU / KVFX Radio - Sales (435) 752-5141 PO Box 267, Logan, UT 84323

LL.W. Miller Companies (435) 753-8350 1050 West 200 North, Logan

Landmark Companies, Inc. (435) 755-7600 1125 West 400 North #102, LoganLaser Precision Inc. (435) 752-0004 9 South Main Street, ProvidenceLasting Engraving (435) 752-5433 1795 North 600 West, LoganLawn Doctor (435) 753-5296 188 Penny Lane, LoganLayton Construction Company (801) 563-3550 9090 South Sandy Parkway, SandyLazy One (435) 563-1011 3065 North 200 West, North Logan

LD’s Café (435) 258-5135 39 West Main Street, RichmondLDS Employment Resource Center(435) 752-7911 175 West 1400 North Ste. C, LoganLeading Edge Aviation (435) 752-5955 900 West 2500 North, Logan The Leavitt Group of Northern Utah (435) 752-1351 550 North Main Street, Ste. 110, LoganLee’s MarketplaceLogan: (435) 755-5100Smithfield: (435)563-6251555 East 1400 North, Logan850 North Main Street, SmithfieldLee’s Plumbing (435) 563-0611207 West 3700 Nnorth Bldg B, Hyde Park

Legacy House of Logan(435) 755-2877 330 East 1400 North, LoganLegacy Village Apts. (435) 752-2272 1651 North 400 East, North LoganLegal Shield (801) 721-9560 2102 East 2900 North, LaytonLeGrand Johnson Construction Co.(435) 752-2000PO Box 248, Logan, UT 84323-0248Les Olson Company (435) 750-8990 917 West 600 North Ste. 108, Logan Les Schwab Tire Center (435) 787-9850 1986 North Main Street, North LoganLewiston City Corporation (435) 258-2141 PO Box 36, Lewiston, UT 84320Lewiston State Bank (435) 750-6700 2190 North Main Street, North LoganLiberty Tax Service (435) 757-1040 1433 North Main Street, Ste. 100, Logan Little Ad Mag(801) 473-6758280 South 500 East #1 Logan Canyon Dental (435) 752-4850 550 East 1400 North Ste. E, Logan Logan City (435) 716-9004 290 North 100 West, LoganLogan City Board School District (435) 755-2300 101 West Center Street, Logan Logan City Business Licenses (435) 716-9233 290 North 100 West, Logan Logan Crystal Inn (435) 752-0707 853 S Hwy. 89/91, Logan Logan Downtown Alliance (435) 554-8696 160 North Main Street, Ste. 100, Logan Logan Glass (435) 753-6671 905 North Main Street, Logan Logan Golf and Country Club (435) 753-6020 710 North 1500 East, LoganLogan Lanes (435) 752-4966 1161 North Main Street, LoganLogan Outdoor Products, LLC(435) 752-39223785 North 75 West Logan Preferred Property Management(435) 752-5003 150 East 400 North, Logan Logan River Golf Course (435) 750-0123 550 West 1000 South, Logan


Logan River Point Properties (435) 753-8000 PO Box 546, Logan, UT 84321Logan Self Storage(435) 787-2007 1095 North 600 West, LoganLogan.biz (435) 817-0075 4290 South Main Street, Logan Logo Promotions USA (435) 770-2804 825 South Sunset Cove, ProvidenceThe Logo Shop (435) 752-1718 40 South Main Street, Logan Lowe’s (435) 787-2266 313 East 1400 North, LoganLower Foods Inc. (435) 258-2449 700 South Hwy. 91, RichmondLSS Insurance Agency Inc. (435) 752-9493 169 East 1600 North, North LoganLundahl Building Systems Inc. (435) 753-0888 2005 North 600 West Ste. C, Logan

MMacari & Pratt LLC (435) 754-6802 435 North 400 East, LoganMacey’s Food & Drug (435) 753-3301 50 North Hwy. 165, ProvidenceMalouf Fine Linens(435) 294-24151189 West 1700 North Bldg. B Mary Kay Cosmetics (435) 760-1178 361 East 220 North, Hyde ParkMcDonalds(435) 753-5994 1035 South State Hwy. 89/91, Logan MetLife Home Loans (435) 792-4600 45 East 200 North Ste. 102, Logan Monkeys Novelties (435) 232-4900 420 1/2 North 200 West, Logan Moonlight Diesel Power (435) 563-0643 2535 West Hwy. 218, AmalgaMorgan Jewelers (435) 753-3458 75 East 1600 North, North LoganMorrell Financial Stewardship (801) 652-1084 1153 N Main Street, Ste. B160-170, Logan Morris Poole DDS (435) 753-0462 1340 North 600 East Ste. 2, LoganMountain America Credit Union (435) 752-3666 1425 North 200 East, Logan

Mountain America Credit Union (800) 325-6300 7181 South Campus View Dr., West JordanMountain Ridge Helicopters(435) 752-3828 2500 North 900 West FL-15, LoganMountain States Property Management (435) 213-5000 95 West 100 South, Ste. 340, LoganMurdock Hyundai (435) 787-0040 3131 North Main Street, North LoganMyers Financial Group, LLC(877) 745-33431530 East 1820 North My Girlfriend’s Quilt Shoppe (435) 213-3229 1115 North 200 East, Logan

My Mattress (435) 753-2466 9815 South Main Street, #240, Logan

NNAI Utah (435) 755-9494 255 South Main Street, Ste. 100, LoganNate and Andy’s Quality Auto Sales (435) 753-6333 2828 North Main Street, North LoganNational Children’s Study (435) 797-8848 3583 Old Main Hill, LoganNational Fibramyalgia & Chronic Pain Association (435) 787-9992 31 Federal Avenue, Logan

Neighborhood Nonprofit Housing (435) 753-1112 195 West Golf Course Road, Ste. 1, Logan Nelson Funeral Home (435) 752-3261 162 East 400 North, LoganNerium Online Business (435) 881-2926 New York Life (435) 245-7527 245 North 390 West, WellsvilleNexeo (801) 313-3399 1034 West RSI Drive, Logan North Logan City - Community Development Director (435) 752-1310 2076 North 1200 East, North LoganNorth Logan City - Mayor (435) 752-1310 2076 North 1200 East, North LoganNorthern UT Gastroenterology Endoscopy Specialists (435) 787-0270 630 East 1400 North Ste. 100 A, LoganNorthern Utah Technical Services, Inc. (435) 294-2499 106 East 1120 North Ste. B, LoganNorthern Utah UniServ (435) 753-3875 550 North Main Street, #215, Logan

Novus Auto Glass Repair (435) 770-8320 155 East 1400 North, LoganNuSmyle Dental (435) 752-4533 150 East 200 North #B1, Logan Nutty Guys Gifts (801) 766-0558 6291 Avery Avenue, HighlandNyla’s Convenience Stores & Car Washes (435) 753-2522 404 North Main Street, Logan

OOak Meadows (435) 750-5554 351 West 1600 North, LoganOffice of Senator Orrin G. Hatch (801) 394-4503 1006 Federal Building, 324 25th Street, OgdenOffice of Senator Robert F. Bennett (801) 618-7424 Federal Building 324 25th Street, Ste. 1410, OgdenOld Grist Mill Bread Company (435) 753-6463 78 East 400 North, LoganOld Rock Church / Providence Inn (435) 752-3432 10 South Main Street, Providence

Olive Garden (435) 752-6120 1220 North Main Street, LoganOlson and Hoggan (435) 752-1551 130 South Main Street, Ste. 200, Logan OPHIR-Spiricon Inc.(435) 753-3729 3050 North 300 West, North LoganOphthalmology J. Scott Raymond MD (435) 753-4541 550 East 1400 North Ste. P, LoganOPTIONS For Independence(435) 753-53531095 North Main Street, LoganOverland Group Inc. (801) 355-1111 421 South 400 East, Salt Lake City

PPallets of Utah-Cast Horn Designs (435) 753-0449PO Box 4616, Logan, UT 84323-4616Palmer Collection at SE Needhams (435) 760-0604 141 North Main Street, LoganPalmer Home Furnshings (435) 753-1738 1023 West 800 North Ste. 101, Logan


Paradise Town (435) 245-6737 9035 South 100 West, ParadiseParagon Tool Inc. (435) 753-2404 679 West 1800 North Bldg. 1, Logan Parker Real Estate (435) 232-1998 45 East 200 North #200, Logan Partners in Business USU (435) 797-8270 3520 Old Main Hill, LoganPeck Hadfield Baxter & Moore, LLC(435) 787-9700399 North Main Street, Ste. 300, Logan Pepperidge Farm, Inc. (435) 258-2491 901 North 200 West, RichmondPepsi - Larsen Beverage (435) 752-7524 710 West 200 South, Logan Phone Directories Company (435) 787-0077 570 Research Parkway, Ste. 102, LoganPlanet Beach of Logan (435) 753-9701 505 East 1400 North #160, LoganPlanned Parenthood (435) 753-0724 550 North Main Street, Ste. 117, Logan

The Platinum Real Estate Group (435) 757-8990 45 East 200 North #200, LoganPorter’s Office Products (435) 757-2122 1219 North 400 East, Logan Poulsen Solutions LLC (208) 351-5440 408 Spring Lane, LoganPrecision Accounting and Bookkeeping (435) 363-5335 P.O. Box 3382, Logan, UT 84321 Precision Industries (435) 753-0868 917 West 600 North Ste. 109, Logan Prestige Home Tending (801) 808-9334 170 North 750 West, HyrumPride Embroidery & Screen Printing (435) 753-5059 926 North Main Street, Logan Prime Internantional (435) 753-6533 1047 South 100 West Ste. 230, Logan Priority Health Center Inc., DBA: Ideal Weight Loss Clinic (435) 752-0800 40 West Cache Valley Blvd. #8C, LoganProforma Image Products, Inc. (435) 752-5608 990 South Main Street, Ste. E, Logan

Protective Insurance Agency (435) 753-3335 502 North Main Street, Logan Providence City (435) 752-9441 15 South Main Street, ProvidenceProvidia Management Group (435) 258-3644 383 South State St, Richmond

QQ-92, KIX-96, Memories 1390(435) 752-1390 PO Box 3369, Logan, UT 84323Quality First Insurance (435) 752-0101 41 West 1000 North Ste. 103, Logan Questar Gas Co. (435) 752-7751 895 West 800 North, Logan Quiznos (801) 301-5554 1730 North Main Street, LoganQwest (801) 502-4279 250 East 2nd South, 4th Floor, Salt Lake CityQwest Dex (801) 284-5149 5295 South 300 West Ste. 600, Murray

RR&L Marketing Services (435) 881-9891 1732 East 1500 North, LoganRaymond Construction, Inc. (435) 752-2911 125 West 2500 North, North LoganRC Mann Accounting Services (435) 757-6784 560 South 800 East, River Heights RD Cosgrove Financial Solutions (435) 452-2802 53 North Tremont St., TremontonReal Property Management Cache Valley (435) 753-5200 135 North Main Street, Ste. #107, Logan Reeder Properties (435) 752-8700 580 North Main Street, #140, Logan Reliable Vending (801) 392-1849 1792 East Seven Oaks, OgdenRenegade Rental (435) 755-7000 925 North Main Street, Logan Richmond City (435) 258-2092 6 West Main Street, RichmondRicoh Business Systems (800) 669-3030 440 West 200 South #400, Salt Lake City

The Riverwoods Conference Center (435) 750-5151 615 South Riverwoods Parkway, LoganRob’s Remodeling (435) 770-6577 8157 North Hwy. 91, SmithfieldRocky Mountain Dermatology (435) 787-0560 550 East 1400 North, Ste. Q, LoganRocky Mountain Power (801) 629-4221 1438 West 2550 South, OgdenRR Donnelley (435) 755-4000 630 West 1000 North, Logan RSM Foods (435) 752-7770 647 North Main Street, Logan Rumbi Island Grill (801) 201-4362 970 South Main Street, Ste. 140, Hwy. 89-91, Logan Runners North (435) 755-5706 555 West 100 North Ste. D, ProvidenceRyan Welding (435) 753-2655 395 South 1400 West, Logan

SS & B Automotive Color (435) 752-4331 64 Federal Ave, Logan S.E. Needham Jewelers (435) 752-7149 141 North Main Street, Logan S&S Worldwide, Inc. (435) 752-1987 350 West 2500 North, LoganSaddlerock Marketing (435) 213-9093 PO Box 3483, Logan, UT 84321 Safelite Auto Glass(435) 753-0730 695 North Main Street, Logan Salt Lake Express (435) 563-5570 3679 North Hwy. 91, Hyde ParkSam’s Club (435) 787-0063 145 West Cache Valley Blvd., LoganSanta, Mr. & Mrs. (435) 753-3266 515 Bringhurst Drive, ProvidenceSavvy Brothers Consignment LLC (435) 752-3657 855 South Main Street, Logan Schreiber Foods, Inc. (435) 752-8175 885 North 600 West, Logan


Schubach (435) 753-2990 1300 North Main Street, LoganScott James Plumbing & Heating (435) 752-3569 PO Box 3283, Logan, UT 84323-3283Scytek Laboratories, Inc. (435) 755-9848 205 South 600 West, Logan SD7 Technology (435) 774-1540 164 East 2600 North, LoganSeasons at the Riter Mansion (435) 752-7727 168 North 100 East, Logan Security Group Inc. (435) 753-0909 981 South Main Street, Ste. 165, LoganSeeholzer Vision Center (435) 752-5334 124 North Main Street, Logan Sego (435) 752-2868 41 North Main Street, LoganSerenicare Funeral Home (435) 753-6700 585 West 100 North, ProvidenceShaffer House Bakeries (435) 752-0929 1045 North Main Street, Ste. A, Logan

Shelf Reliance & Tastefully Simple (435) 363-0093 663 South 1580 West, Logan Sherwin-Williams (435) 752-2498 454 North Main Street, Logan Sherwood Hills (435) 245-5054 P.O. Box 311, Wellsville, UT 84339Shoe Carnival (435) 752-1815 1475 North Main Street, Ste. 130, LoganShurtleff and Associates (435) 752-4118 128 North Main Street, Logan Sign Pro Graphics & Design (435) 755-6940 642 North 1000 West, Ste. 105, Logan SignThis Inc. (435) 755-5812 1795 North 600 West Ste. 104, Logan Smith Barney (435) 752-1702 101 North Main Street, Ste. 200, Logan Smith’s Food & Drug (801) 973-1700 175 East 442 North, Logan Smith’s Marketplace (435) 753-1004 750 North Main Street, Logan

SMR Spine & Muscular Rehabilitation (435) 713-6438 1634 North Main Street, North LoganSomebody’s Attic (435) 752-8502 39 West 100 North, Logan SOS Staffing (435) 750-0886 155 East 1400 North, #103, LoganSource One (435) 787-2828 186 South 600 West, Logan Spectrum Sports Inc. (435) 792-3883 3785 North Hwy. 91, Hyde ParkSpendlove Medical Research Institute (435) 750-0959 365 North 600 West, Logan Spindler Construction Corp. (435) 753-0722 PO Box 3225 Logan, UT 84323The Spirit Goat(435) 512-904028 Federal Avenue, Logan The Sportsman (435) 752-0211 129 North Main Street, LoganSports Academy (435) 753-7500 1655 North 200 East, Logan

Spring Creek Dental (435) 713-0096 274 North Spring Creek Parkway, ProvidenceSpring Hill Suites (435) 750-5180 635 South Riverwoods Parkway, Logan Sprint Print (435) 755-5785 161 East 1600 North, North LoganSquare One Printing (435) 753-8875 630 West 200 North, Logan Staker Parson Companies (801) 731-1111 PO Box 3429, Ogden, UT 84409-1429State Farm Insurance - Luthi (435) 752-8444 40 West Cache Valley Blvd. Ste. 5A, Logan Steve Stokes Family Properties, LLC (435) 750-6622 1165 North 1750 East, North LoganSteven’s Chiropractic (435) 755-7654 1300 North 200 East #110, LoganStevens-Henager College (435) 792-6970 755 South Hwy. 89-91, Logan Studio 170 Inc (435) 787-0707 1451 North 200 East Ste. 170, Logan

The Stonehouse Bakery (435) 752-2263 345 East 770 North, LoganSugar ‘n Spice (435) 563-3206 909 South Main Street, Ste. D, Logan Sunrise Gardening (435) 753-2484 1264 Island Drive, Logan Sunroc Building Materials (435) 787-8232 980 West 800 North, Logan Sweet Water Window Cleaning (435) 363-6543 189 North 100 West, MillvilleSwire Coca Cola(435) 752-3033 975 West 800 North, Logan Syringa Networks (208) 229-6181 3795 South Development Ave., Boise

TTake Shape For Life (435) 279-6246 58 North 300 West, TremontonTeamworks! Therapy, LLC (435) 753-1556 642 North 1000 West , Ste. 107, Logan

Tew Strategies (435) 890-4720 409 North 100 West, Hyde ParkTexas Roadhouse (435) 753-7740 42 East 1400 North, LoganThermo Fisher Scientific (435) 792-8000 925 West 1800 South, Logan Thinker Creative Group (435) 563-044836 South Main Street, Logan Thomson Electric Sales(435) 752-2252 127 South Main Street, LoganThomson Premier Lighting& Appliance Center(435) 752-2251 127 South Main Street, LoganThree Men & A Shovel (435) 750-0942 895 West 24655, Nibley Threshold Homes (435) 881-6047 175 West 600 North, Logan Timberwolf Cabinets (435) 245-9600 105 South 1650 East, HyrumTony’s Grove Garden Center and TG Floral (435) 563-2648 3915 North US Hwy. 91, Hyde Park

Top of Utah Television (435) 757-2662 106 East 1120 North, LoganTowne Center Villas (435) 770-0008 295 East 2230 North, North LoganTransportation Repair (435) 752-0488 924 West 400 North, Logan Trend Interiors (435) 752-7111 357 South Main Street, Logan Tunex Automotive (435) 755-9997 55 East 2000 North, North Logan

UUbiquitous Enterprises (435) 890-6540 255 West Center, Logan United Way of Cache Valley (435) 753-0317 160 North Main Street, Ste. 204, Logan USU Board of Trustees (435) 797-1145 1425 Old Main Hill, Logan, USU Career Services (435) 797-3588 Career Services, Logan,

USU Charter Credit Union (435) 713-1808 198 North Main Street, Logan USU College of Engineering (435) 797-2762 4100 Old Main Hill, LoganUSU Government Relations (435) 797-0004 1315 North 1400 East, LoganUSU Innovation Campus (435) 797-9610 1780 North Research Park Way, Ste. 108, LoganUSU Jon M. Huntsman School of Business (435) 797-2376 3500 Old Main Hill, LoganUSU Museum of Anthropology (435) 797-7545 0730 Old Main Hill, Logan USU President (435) 797-1157 Utah State University, LoganUSU Science Engineering Research (435) 797-1180 4420 Old Main Hill, LoganUSU Small Business Development (435) 797-2277 1300 East 700 North, R124, LoganUSU Space Dynamics Lab (435) 797-3326 1440 Old Main Hill, Logan

USU University Inn and Conference Center (435) 797-0017 700 North 850 East, 4300 Old Main Hill, LoganUSU V.P. Information Technology (435) 797-1134 1495 Old Main Hill, LoganUtah Department of Workforce Services (435) 792-0300 180 North 100 West, Logan Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre (435) 750-0300 59 South 100 West, LoganUtah House of Representatives District #1 5650 West 16800 North, GarlandUtah Manufacturers Association (801) 884-6711 136 East South Temple, Salt Lake CityUtah Public Radio (435) 797-3107 745 North 1200 East, LoganUtah Public Radio (435) 797-3215 8505 Old Main Hill, Logan

VThe Valley Channel (435) 752-7537 P.O. Box 3942, LoganValley Motors (435) 753-6161 2490 North Main Street, North Logan

Valley Office Systems (435) 750-6777 1077 1/2 North Main Street, Ste. A, LoganThe Valley Outlet (435) 787-0088 2707 South Hwy. 89-91, LoganValley Recycling (435) 752-0571 145 North 1000 West, LoganValpak (435) 730-2183 622 East 100 North, Brigham CityVCM Corporation (435) 770-6289 720 South River Road Ste. A210G, St. GeorgeVerizon Wireless (435) 713-0350 1505 North Main Street, LoganVern Bray 1367 East 1980 North, LoganVillage Inn (435) 752-5656 1633 North Main Street, North Logan

WWal*Mart Supercenter (435) 753-2111 1150 South 100 West, Logan Wal*Mart Stores (435) 753-2111 1550 North Main Street, Logan

Wasatch Document Solutions (435) 787-2101 525 West 465 North Ste. 110, ProvidenceWasatch Eye Specialists (435) 787-7200 120 West Cache Valley Blvd. #100, Wasatch Mortgage Solutions (435) 755-2177 666 North Main Street, #103, Logan Wasatch Point Senior Apartment Community (435) 787-4615 1620 North 200 East, North LoganWasatch Premiere Hospitality (435) 750-5151 640 South 80 East, Logan Wasatch Property Management (435) 755-2000 595 South Riverwoods Parkway. #400, Logan Washakie Renewable Energy (435) 866-2292 7950 West 2400 North, PlymouthWeeks Berries of Paradise (435) 245-3377 8650 South 800 East, ParadiseWells Fargo - Buck (435) 753-1301 1320 North Main Street, LoganWells Fargo - Denton (435) 563-3263 10 North Main Street, SmithfieldWells Fargo - Gochberg (435) 755-0977 889 South Main Street, Logan

Wells Fargo - Mitchell (435) 792-7026 5 South Main Street, Logan Wells Fargo - Price(435) 792-7021 5 South Main Street, LoganWells Fargo Relationships Manager(435) 792-70255 South Main Street Wells Fargo - Schwartz (435) 245-6405 10 West Main Street, HyrumWells Fargo - Virginia (435) 792-7004 5 South Main Street, LoganWells Fargo - Zollinger (435) 792-7040 5 South Main Street, LoganWells Fargo -Smith (435) 792-7000 5 South Main Street, LoganWells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC (435) 750-0333 15 South Main Street, Ste. 402, LoganWellsville City (435) 245-3686 75 East Main Street, WellsvilleWendy’s (435) 753-1441 1305 North Main Street, LoganWescor Inc. (435) 752-6011 370 West 1700 South, Logan

West Point Dairy (435) 245-0147 570 North 500 West, HyrumWestern Mechanical, Inc. (435) 753-5515 125 South 700 West, LoganWheat Free Nutrition(435) 512-0439wheatfreenutrition.comWhittier Community Center (435) 753-9008 290 North 400 East, LoganWilson Motor Co. (435) 752-7355 328 North Main Street, LoganWolford Collision Repair (435) 753-4421 595 West Center St., Logan Workers Compensation Fund (801) 476-2424 1186 East 4600 South Ste. 400, Ogden

XXytronix Research & Design Inc. (435) 750-5997 683 West 1725 North, Logan

YYouCanMakeThis.com (435) 213-3048 1107 East 1625 North, North LoganYour Valet Fine Dry Cleaning (435) 752-3174 495 North 100 East, Logan

ZZions Bank - Flint (435) 750-0216 102 North Main Street, Logan Zions Bank - Guthrie (435) 750-0245 460 North Main Street, LoganZions Bank - Nelson (435) 750-7080 460 North Main Street, Logan Zions Bank - Thayne Gish (435) 750-0228 133 East 1400 North, LoganZions Bank, Providence Branch (435) 750-7080 284 South Hwy. 165, ProvidenceZollinger Cold Storage Corp. (435) 753-1134 699 West 1700 South, Logan

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